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Just about every Android phone, tablet or set-top box comes with a pre-packaged media player that can handle basic music and video needs. So why ever bother with a 3rd party video player app?

While generic players handle the most common formats,

More than two years ago, the extremely popular VLC video player outed a native application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

There may be occasions where the music or video that you are playing seems painfully inaudible and desperately needs a volume enhancement. Imagine you have shot a video using your smartphone and the video came out excellent.

I am not so sure about the music side but when it comes to playing video, VLC is one of the best players for both Windows and Linux operating systems. I can’t even remember for how long I have been using it as the default video player on my c

Watching movies or videos on Windows 11 or Windows 10 running computer is a delight. With VLC Media Player on your computer, you can use it to play almost any video file.

VLC Media Player is an amazing tool with lots of interesting capabilities, some of which we’ve talked about previously on this blog. We have told you how to use VLC to convert videos from one format to another. We also discussed on using it as a vi

Sometime back we started publishing posts on VLC Media Player to educate our readers on its advanced features. Though most people use VLC for playing videos, they are unaware of its real anchor and cross-platform capabilities. We have already covered

There’s no doubt that VLC is one of the most acclaimed and feature-rich media players available. Yes, of course the reason is its seamless ability to play wide variety of media files and discs but that’s not all.

Recently, we discussed how we can use Windows Movie Maker as a video cutter to separate out segments from videos easily. I agree the process to cut videos is very simple, but if you are looking for an even easier way to cut out small video segments a

If you were a Vista Ultimate user and have switched to Windows 7, you might remember a tool that enabled you to have videos and animations as desktop wallpapers instead of static images. Known as Windows DreamScene, this utility was a part of Windows